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Scarborough RT closed for at least 3 more weeks amid derailment investigation - Vimarsana News

Scarborough RT closed for at least 3 more weeks amid derailment investigation

Shuttle buses are replacing train service on Line 3 as the TTC conducts a "comprehensive investigation" into the cause of the July 24 derailment.

Source: cbc.ca
Union calls for reversal of staffing changes after teen stabbed at Warden Station - Vimarsana News

Union calls for reversal of staffing changes after teen stabbed at Warden Station

The union representing TTC special constables is calling for the reversal of some recent staffing changes that they say may have hindered the response to the stabbing of a 17-year-old girl at a subway station last weekend.

Source: cp24.com
Toronto transit stabbing highlights recent TTC security changes: union - Vimarsana News

Toronto transit stabbing highlights recent TTC security changes: union

The union representing the Toronto Transit Commission’s special constables is calling for the reversal of some recent staffing changes that they say may have hindered the response to the stabbing of a 17-year-old girl at an east-end station last weekend.

'I cannot rely on the TTC anymore': Scarborough RT to remain closed for at least three weeks after derailment | News - Vimarsana News

'I cannot rely on the TTC anymore': Scarborough RT to remain closed for at least three weeks after derailment | News

Scarborough commuters will be stuck on shuttle buses for at least three weeks while the TTC investigates why the RT derailed Monday night.

Buffalo's Braymiller gets lifeline as Council approves funds - Vimarsana News

Buffalo's Braymiller gets lifeline as Council approves funds

The Common Council voted in favor of giving Braymiller market $562,000 in pandemic-related funding Thursday, but the downtown market has not crossed the finish line with the money yet.